Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-24

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Regular Correspondence OF IsTvLLIersoKn
COLUMBIA, Jan. A.--William Sourbeer, q
young msrried man Aving at the corner OF
Docond and Lawrence streets, received very
sseious injuries on last Saturday evening
Sourbeer II q puddler at the Columbia roll.
ing mill, and was in saloon In the upper
portion Of town drinking with Thomas Tam
many, also working at the same MILL The
men engaged in an alteration, which ended
In 6ourbeer striking Tsmmsny across the
face. The man followed Sourbeer to Fifth
and Union streets, where he struck him
with some missile, resulting in terribie
eaah In the left part of the head near the tenn
pie some Of the witnesses to the sttray
state that Sourbeer was struck with prick,
but the attending physician is OF the opinion
that the cash was made with kniie'
brick would result in bruises, but none can
~ seen on Sourbeer's head. The blow was
terrible one, rendering Sourbeer uncon-
soiouA and he remained In this state until
Sunday morning His condition is some
what improved this morning. Tammany
Vxs arrested by Officer Hardnele and had q
hearing at the Office of Squire Frank. He
wns held fora further hearing to await the
injuries Of Sourbeer.
Burglars NJ wr,gbuvilie.
The stores Of II. b. Beidler and Moore
robbers on Sunday morning about one
O'Clock when number of articles were stolen.
The robbers entered the store by the front
door when a burglar alarm sounded the
presence of the thieves The robbers were
frightened off, but before they left the place
they secured a number Of pocket knives,
lot Of razors and revolver OF the bull dog
pattern. These articles were stolen from
Beidler's store. From the store o. the Moore
Bros. a number of pairs of shoes were stolen,
The shoes were marked "Tsnnery Calf-An
Solid" The case was given in charge Of
Oficers wittick and Hsrdnele who are max
ing search for the thieves.
Has Left Town.
For the past year Joseph Tuck was engaged
In the cigar manufacturing business, on Wal
nut street, near Commerce. The latter part
Of last week Tuck left for parts unknown but
he will be remembered by a number OF per
sons to whom he owes considerable money for
goods he had purchased. John Il. Kreider,
Cigar box dealer, OF town, Samuel Pence, OF
Maytown, Joseph Dambsch, living in the
country, and other parties hsye claims against
Tuck. The contents Of the factory have beeI
levied upon 10y the sheriff ana will be sold or
next Saturday morning.
Town Notes.
Kittie Rhoades and company will com.
mence a weeks engagement in the opera
house this evening. when " Pygmalion and
Galstea " will be presented. They appear at
popular prices.
The funeral Of James Burk, the rolling
mill victim, took place this morning and was
largely attended. Services were held Ia ST.
Peters Catholic church
The weather was very warm on Sunday,
followed by a heavy rain storm this morn.
ing. The ice has become rather soft The
river shore was lined with people on Sun.
day.
gang Of trsmps engaged in a fight 81
Front and Locust streets on Saturday night
One OF the number was cut with knife
handled by one Of his comrades. The
wounded man wss quickly carried away by
the balance of the gang.